Add SMB share to SyncThing Folder Issue

[chadilac]

I've installed SyncThing on my TrueNAS Core server. Installed the Android App and files are syncing. Now I want to access them via an SMB share. I can see the top Share in windows Explorer I called Phone_Sync, but when I double click on it, it won't open....my other shares work fine.

I set the SyncMe dataset

Code:

everyone@ to have Full Control

The Share:

Share ACL

Share File ACL

I see `everyone@` is listed twice, one with what looks like full permissions and another without any, so assuming that may be the issue.

I found this link which seemed to explain this I think, and ran those commands for the syncthing user (983), no luck.

I'm a windows programmer with no unix experience, so speak to me slowly and like I'm 5 years old, lol.

 

[morganL]

FYI, we're doing work with Synthing on TrueNAS SCALE to handle ACLs better.

Did you read this forum post?

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[chadilac]

FYI, we're doing work with Synthing on TrueNAS SCALE to handle ACLs better.

Did you read this forum post?

SOLVED - Trying to make a Samba share to the Syncthing folder

Hi I have successfully set up the Syncthing plugin and verified that everything works as it should. Then I set up a Samba share to windows 10, which when I try to open it, says Windows cannot access it. I have a couple of other Samba shares to other datasets that work fine, I just can't access...

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Hi @morganL I'm talking about CORE not SCALE. Yes, I did see that post and did add that group as well, but forgot to explicitly mention I did that, which you can see in that prior screenshot which shows the builtin_users group having full control.

However, I see you also said to "Then make sure your SMB user is a member of that group." I don't want to have to connect to the SMB share with an explicit user, but rather just be open to all network users. So wasn't sure how to handle that aspect of your instructions from that post.

 

[morganL]

So it works for a built-in user but not for anyone else??

I'm not sure why everyone appears twice....once with zero permissions.. perhaps someone else has seen this.
Do any other datasets/shares have the same issue?